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Miss BO LT t ilsr; Lorenza, Mrs. DICKON.S ; . . Isabella, Mrs. EMERY ; • Catalina, Mrs. us - rotc - - , • - to Which will be'atelded, a Tragic- Pantornitnical Ballet, , _ • - called - .. . DON A [TAN ; 'Or, THE LIBERTINE bESTROYED., Don loan. Mr. EG EATON ;, Dg Guzman (the Commandant), Mr..CITAPMAg; . Dian Fernando, Mr. I kI.F FE RI ES', Scarantouch, Mr. GR IMA LDI ; , Donna Anna, Mi,ss BRLSTOW ; Old Woman, Mrs. HARDY. . . . The Dances by the Misses AD4MS, Ece. To *include with a View of the Infernal Regions,'and I . Shower ot lire. , Boxes 7s. Second . Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2 S. Gallery 2s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Places for the Box es t o b e taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Ilen , Box.olEce, in Print:it's : place, Hirt-street, troth -ten till Four. -- - The Doors will be opened at Half p4st Five,.and the Play begin at Half past Six. On Monday, King Lear; with Harlequin -Pedlar, or, The ' haunted Well.—Ow Tuesday, A New Way to Pay, Old Debts ; with Honeit Thieves.—On Thurs day, King Henry the Fo urt h , P art l„.; with the Blind Boy. - , This Day was pa4ished, iniCe •>~... .. . . . . . . . . 1 - T R;al NSP OR T.. 0 FPICE, 1 , , ..., • • • • AAlrr6 : Aro ! • PftriE VONSASSIQNE.OVOr Concluding HIS MA 7.E.STY's TRANSPORT .. 4iTICE, for taping Cart Cao-e of lic4artel Wounded Seanen, and fir theiCai-e and Custody of prisoners of !Far, do hcrelgipeNotice, thsz‘hey will he ready, at ,this Office, anTbander, the fsrb o f lylarch,' at o, to receive sealed Tenders, and. treat •thith'suchPersons as may he :will sog i . .. lir.-contrael Jar VICTUALLING Prisoners of IVar in health 4 at Portsmouth, for ...C1 'Months certain from the Ist of April I - _ CD•RIPTURE CHARA:CTERS, in .a Sqies of 1.7 PRACIICAL• SERMONS, Preached at St. laiiies'S .Church, Bath. By the Rev._R : WARNER., IMItRIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS, TUUItiDAY, MARCH 8. . Lord Wellington's Pen s ion Bill - was brought up from the Cg mons and read a hr4t time, also seve ral Private Bills. Curate of that Parish. • Bath: printed by Richard Cruttwelli and sold by Wilkie and Robinson, Paternoster-row, London. s. This Day was published, A New Edition, in foolscap, price 45. board's, of A. NP.W,COLLECTION of ENIGMAS, CHA RAVES, TRAWOSIT'IONS, &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and feirme,Paternos. ter.row ; and l. Carpenter, New pon d-street.i _ ROMAN CATHOLICS. Lord GRENVILLE rose to preient a Petition in be half-of the Etonian Catholics of the County and City of Waterford. His Lordship -wished to talt.e •the present oppOrtunity of rer stating his opinions upon this important subjeCt. Indeed • it could not now be necessary far him tore-state, them to chair Lordships. Ile, had some time •back - adopted thfrmost public mode of declaring and disseminating them . (dy 14,5, Letter to Lord'Fingal), and he had oily to say, that whatever circuiustances had since iprervened, he not only- had npt altered thoie opinions , but had , Strengthened and confirthed them. He had Ma- ttrely weighed those opinions. They had not been lightly taken up. Much less bad he since made any atteuipt to change their charaote r and complexon, with a view to square them to any new doctrine, or to suit them to any new purpose. In the si)tirriencS he bad invarkthly% expressed on this 'most important subjeti, be shotAld - most steadily persevere ; at, the . same titne,it was not his intention to ground any Measure on the present petition; but merely to move that it do lie on their Lordship'sjable. The petition w,as then read, a,nd ordered to lay oil the,table: • next. Aro Tender will .4ereceived after One. O'C/oz.-I: on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unlesr iye P 44, sr an 4gent for him, "person's:lly attend. Each Tender. mutt lie accompanied by a Letter • 'irove two respectablePersouts, eisgeging to becosne bound with the Perlon tendering, in the .:S'sizn of zoooi. for the due peziormanee the Ceptiracf. • , . . • : —. , 'Farther Particz;lars may be kno:vn h„ y appriing at this Office; . . , orto Ctpt. .14%,0.1, , i,", Forts's; rear Gosport. . , , .• Tit NS PO 2 , '.CIEPICE, • March 3, iSto. !THE COMIIIMSI OIVER S for Condueling His AL. yEsT TRAArSPORr S ERPZCE,fir tat ing Care ofSick and i kfoaudr,i Seamen, and for the bare and Caste* ....of 'Primers of War, do here& give Notice, Thai they will be ready a :this Office, on Prido, tie sbth of ltrarch, Tenileri, and treat with such Persons as may be will. ing to ccntroci for VICTUALLING Prisoners of fray in Sick.. • nesS, on Gaga:La baton tiospaland Prison Ship, at Plymouth, - for .4"4 Certain, from' the is: of April tux/ ; and Jot Prisoners of IPai. in Sickliest at Norman Cross, for Six Masi& certain, from tie Isl of 111 . 01 ier". This Day was published, - Third EclitipU, price Si* A LEITBR on tiae GENIUS and DISPOSI .II.3IONS of the FRENCH GOVEANMENT, ing a Vient.of the Taxatjon of the French Empire. By, an AMERICAN GENTLEMAN', - Recently returned from Europe. 1 . Philadelphia printed.—Reprinted for Longman; Hurst., Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row, • • LYCEUM THEATRE. sinder the Special License of the LOAD CHAM BE R LAI Ist, Granted for the present Season to the.joint application of 4 all Parties 'principally interested. THEIR Majeities' gervalits, COll/1= P AN Y- of Oft late DRU,RY-LANE THEATRE, till. TO-MORROW EVENING,. March is, Ma, per. Mt the Comedy of - THE HYPOCRITE. Sir I Oilft L4mbert, Mr. POWELL, • Doctort;aniwelf, me. DOWTON Colonel Lambert, Mr. WRENCH.I / pa! itley,' Mr. HOLLAND ; ' Sey ward. E CAMP , • _Maw-Warty...lor. MATH EW S ; Old Lady Lambert, Mn. SPARKS ' • Young L:ny Lambert, - Mts. 0 R.O E Lt; • •. • ' Charlotte. 'Mrs. EDWIN; Betty, MTS. CH4iTTERLEY - . ;biter which (ninth tiro) a new Mitsi . tal Farce, in Two Ads, called, HIT OR MISS I .e.racters by Mr. PEN.I.EY. Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. KNIGHT, - Mr. JOHNSTON.E,-Mr. FISHER, Mr. MILLER. Mr: EVANS, Airs; M'ALIDOcKS, Miss K.E LLY,- ' . hits, BLAND,. • - Dozes di. Seconcl - P'ric'e 3s. 6d. Second Plice vs.— Gallery zs. Second Price - is. - , Upper - GaVitrY ts. - Secohd Price 6d. boxes and places-to be•taken - of-Alr. Spring, in the Bot ufliee, at the Strand entrance ; of whom may also be had private Boxes nightly. _ The Doors to be opened at "Half past Five, and 'the Per.. lOrmance to begin at Half past Six: The new Farce of Hit -nr. Miss ! was again received with Unbounded applause, and will be repeated every Evening till farther notice On felonday, Richest or. The Wife and Brother.—And on Tuesday- wilt be produced (never performed) a new Salo- Comic Opera, in Thtee'Apas," , c•afted Lauretta ; • or, LoVe in awisserland. . CAMPBELL'S GERTRUDE OF WYOMIlslo", tec. This Day was published, The Second -- Editidsl, Pi foolscap Svo. `price gs. boards, ri_ERTRUDE of WYOAING, and MISCEL VT LAN EOUS POEMS ; amongst IVhich are O'Con teor's Child, and other Poems never before.'pubfished. By THOMAS CAMPBELL,. • Aprhar Of " The Pleasures of Hope." ' • . Printed for Lrurgroan, Hurst, Rees; and Orme, Vernor, Hood at.d Sharpe, and J. Murray, London. No Tender will be received after One o'CLek on the Day a) Treerpom(„any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent Jar him, ersOitaler attend. Each Tender mast be acpookpanied by a Letter fret/tr.:v.4 respellable PerP:ar el:gaiety? to become hostnj with the Person tends w i g, in ibe Stem of 00'1, for the due perjen *ranee .1 .the Conirae? The Marquis of LANsuotrrat, - after a few prefa tory ObservationS on the number'anil respeo34ility of the persons by w h om i t was signed, presented a petition from the Roman Catholics of 'the City pf Limerick. The petition being read, the Noble Marquis moved that,it do lie on the table, which' was ordered. MRS. WEST'S,NEW NOVEL. • This Vay was • In Threc Volumes, tzmo. price boards, .E REFUSAL ; a NOVEL.. By the Autuok of 'the " Tale of the Times," " Goisip!s ttory,'r irezr.„:•. Printed fiait LOngnitin, Hurst, Rees, and Orme r Pitcritoi. ter-rumr. Of whom may be had, by the s a me rkuihor, r. Letters addressed to a Vow% Man ; gilt EdiliOn, in .3 vols. r2lllO. price ats. hoods. - • Letters addtssed, to..a Young - Lady ; 3d Edition, in 3• • . . ' vols. onto. pate IL ts, boards. • 4.. Poems and Platys ; iji 4 vols. 121rio,pricat1.,35. boards. 4. PPssip's Story Tors. tit Edition, rimy. price 7s. boards. - • , •• 6 . A Talc of the Times ; 3 vols. 3d Edition, price t3s.6d. b. The Mother, a poe , r in Five Honks'; Zd Editiell, 75. „ . .I%,4rt(gr Partlit;firs ntly be knowa i) applying at this Offre, 1.01;1. Kogers, Plyrx aih , an.f Capt. Presslancl, Norm an Crcv. • • FOREIGN EXPEDITIONS. Lord -DA agucy, in pursuance of a notice given by his Lordship on Tuesday last, rose to ask his Ma jesty's Ministers. what ground, if any, there was for the report so very widely spread, that it was the in tention of his Majesty's Government to send on fo. !. reign service altnast the whole o f th e , r eg ul ar f orce of the kingdom. This would be a measure most serious and alarming, especially after the melan choly proofs the country have had of the incousi- Aerate 'and rash manner in which Ministers had al ready so wantonly sacrificed• so many precious lives for objets •not attainable, or at least not attained. - What must be the fate-of the nation, if its re sources in men and money are any longer to.be en trusted to hant% Who have, in so nmiiy respeets, proved, thernselves utterly incapable of managing the atEtirs Of a Teat : nation ? The Earl of LIVERPOOL thought be could easily appeasethe alarm of the Nobly,Earl, and that sim ply by assuring hlrn that his Majesty's Goveln 'intent bad no Intention of adopting any measure that could be found i ncom p at ibl e with the security Of .the - country. Lord DARNLEY could not be satisfied with that general .assertion, but. gave notice that be should to-morrow again bring forward . the question, and moved that their. Lordships be sumniontxl.—Or dered. • •A FAR.M..7I-10USE LIBRARY. : • . This Day was published, It) Two . very large Volumes in Quarto, illustrated with one hundred engra7ings p plain and coloured, price 41. 14i. .6d. in boardi, , o new fidition of A COMPLETE- SYSTEM of PRACTICAL E int:hiding all 111 , .! Modern. prevements and Discoveries, and the results ()Call the atten tion and enquiry which have bean bestowed' on this irnpor, .cant science, during the last thirty years ; the whole -corn biningand explaining fully. extensively, apd.- completely, lhe Principles and l'ra4ice of the Niedern Art of Husbandry in all its branches and rOations, forming two large - voluties in ilk:tart; dltStrafed with nearly One Hundred -Engravings, representing ifoproved Implements, the various Grasses i anti the pripcpal, Breeds, of Sheep - and C a t t le , • r• ,• , Ity R. W. DICKSON, Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture, B,:c &C. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6; !fridge -street, Black friatsi aml — rrriy be had of all Booksellers, NewS . :.tarricts, Post.masters, and other. dealers in books. N.B. The above-mentioned Work, in conjunßion with. /Ur. Young's Farmer i sCalendar, forms a complete Library of Ifeference upon eVety AgrieultUral tubjed ; and this last Work, contsining the business of every, month on all kinds of Faring, phdically,described, may be had of all Bdoksellers, 12S. Ili boards. BOARDING SCHOOL WANTED, rOR I'WO YOUNG LADIES, of the Ages of -IL Twelve and Thirteen, 'where French is the cemnion Larwiage of the School; on the North or Western Roads Ulm London ' distance ts . to 3o Miles. Diced by Leiter,' stating particulars in every respea, to • 411 . S. Spring Garden Coffee-house, Charing.cross. N.B. A Groorp wanted; apply as above. • A. 241 IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. IN ARITHMETIC. ...THY SCHOOLMASTERS throughout GREAT 13 K t TA I N are respedtully informed, that in .the New edition, dated lanuary 30, Oho, of the K E.Y to JOY CE's ARITHMETIC, is given a New and vety useful discovery, by, means of Inch, al: Sums in the First Kules of Arith. tuetic,-simple or ,compound, may be examined In a glance of the eye. - • This discs very, - ,whichis .pradically illustrated in she Key to IVlr..foyi.e's Arithmetic, has been purchased of the In.. .• ventor, at a considerable expence - ,.and will be found to be de. nerving ofadoptinn by all Schoolruasters... '.Mr. Joyce's. Pradical Arithmetic, commonly called the Arithmetic of Rua Lite and Business, is well Down to con tain the iricdern principles and application of that Art, and the fourth Editicat, just put!li.slied,,may be pronounced free from *Ty pographicai .and other Errors: The New Edition 'of the Key exadly airresponds with the New Edition (dale Arithmetic. • - - Both Works may be had of all Booksellers, with 0;e full allowance to Schools; the retail price of the Asithmetie being 3s. 6d.-and of the Key 2s. 6cl. NEW MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, This Day was published, price is. 6d. • SUBSTANCE of a SPEECH delivered by JO s H MAREtYAT, Esq . .in the Huuse of Commons, vin Tuesday the 26th of Februaq, 1310, upon Mr. Manning's Motion for the Appointment Of a Select Committee to con -oder of the Act of the 6th of George 1. and of the present Means of etleeting Marine insurances. Published by the Special Committee at London : 'Printed for J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill, -opposite the Royal Exchange. . MR. CI FFORD's LI•EF. OF MR. PITT. This hay. was 141blished, in Six large Volumes Oelavri, with two P3araits of Mr,. Pitt, one tram an original Pieture by Mr. Huppner, the ' _Antler-front the Bust executed by Mr, Flaxinan,- price 41. 4s. boards. A. HISTORY of the POLITICAL LIFE of A. the Right Hon. WILLIAM 'PITT; including some Accountof the in which he lived. By ltiHN CIFVORD,• Esq. • • Printed for T. Cadcll and W. Davies, Strand. ' 4 '..* A few Copies, elegantly printed in Three Volumes, Royal Quarto, may still be had, price 81. hs. in boards. IMPORTANT DOCUMENT. -j AThis Day was poolished, price 's. 6d. VINDICATION of the PEERS RIGHT' to ADVISE the CROWN: including the, opinions there= 41 11, of the--- . Dukes of Portland and Rin ichartd. Nlaminisses of liuckingharn and Townshend. Earls of Derny,Coverirry, Eirzwilliarn, Carlisle,, Nugent, Livcrpoqf, and Stantiopo: ' = • • - Lords North, Grenville, Mulgrave, Erskine, and :4den. Messrs. Pitt, - Fox,- Itakin;, T. Pitt, &c. \ • Ptitilcd fur Steek4le, junior, No. 41, EVERY ENGLISIIMAN's 13001.. r This Day was published. • - In a very large and closely printed Volume Oaave, accom panied with separate Maps of every Comity in England, and with general Maps ot Wales, Scotland; and Ireland, price zss. complete, in boards, or sas. with the co louted, A -DICTIONARY of the UNITED.KINGDONI • , A 1. compiled. from Parliamentary, and other Modern Do cuments and Authorities, and containing"" !ecclesiastical, Geo graphical, Topographical, "Commercial, Agricultural, and .Statistical Accounts of every County, City, Town, Parish, Hamlet, River, Canal, and other remarkable objed and place in England, • Wales, Scotland, Ireland, and the Islands de pendant on tilt British Em pire. By B. P CAPPER, Esq. Of the Secretary of State's Office. It would be useless to specify to wham such a work as the above-described would be useful, because it would be difficult to discoVer any Class of Persons to whom_ it is not indispentable f , )r daily and hourly reference. reestablish its peculiar claims to general preference over every other Work of the same kind, it is simply necessary to mention that the Aitshor is' the person who Aas employed by Govern.. merit to condense and complete the Reports published by Parliament ot the Portilation arid Cultivation of Great Bri tain, and likewise to arrange the Clerical Returns, and the corrected J.,,tsts sent from the different Clerks of the Peace. Printed tor RicharciPhillips, No. 6, Bridge.street, Black_ friars, and to be had of all Booksellers in Gaut Britain and I Wand, in boards, and in various bindings. . COMPANION TO BEWICK's..- QUADRUPEDS, BIRDS, AND FISIALS. This Day .was published, In a very large and elegant Volume, Royal Oaavo 9 price al. 12S 6d. in boards, or on Dern! 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The want of - good Military Books in the English Language is notorious even to a Proverb ; every Endeavour, therefore, to supply the ,Deficiency will, it is presumed, be hollowed with Encouragement by every of the interests anti Glory of his . Country.. The under-Mentioned Works are calculated for the Use and Study of Officers of every kind of Force, and it is to, be presumed they, will be read with avidity througholit the English Army. I. SSAYS on the THEORY. and ,PRACTICE. A:a of the - ART of WAR, including the Duties of Officers on Minot.. Service, and the • Printiples of Mcidern lathes. Chiefly translated from the best :French am! erman Writers. In Three handsome and - closely. printed Volumes, illus trated with numerous Engravings, price Thirty-six Shillings in boards, or Two Pounds, elegantly bound in Calf, or in Russia: ll.' - - THE MILT TA RY MENTOR, being a Series of , Letters recently wittten by a General Officer to his Son on his'enter. ing the Army. Comprising a course of Elegant - Instruction, Qat c:ulated to unite the Charaders and Accomplishments of tie Gentleman and the SOldier.' A s New Edition, in Two :elegant Volumes, Foolscap Bvo. -- - NUGENT- IMPROVED, LIY LEVIZAC. . . This Day was published, Elegantly printed on Fine Writing Paper, in a thick VoluMe . - - small 06tavo, price los. bound, AFRENCH . and ENGLISH, and ENGLISH and FRENCH DICTIONARY, adapted for General Use, in which obsolete words are expunged, and Many thou- . A CERTAIN - DISEASE. sand useful words not to be Inund in any other French and English Dietionary are introduced. . R. FREEMAN'S Univ er i a l and long-established . . By 11,4 , . L'ABilE DE LEVIZAC, Medicine, called G uiTA SA LuTA to ,S, , may -be Author of the Grammar of the - French Latigu e age ;Le Die. depended on to bo. a certain, `sate, and speed:.- cure for the tionhoire Uniiersel des Synoninres ;La Bibliotheyne pot- most inveterate Venereal Disease, Glees*, Ulcers, -Pain, .-, tative des Ecriyains Francois, .Icc. . ' i_ - . , , and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either sex ; its -Eliery Teacher and Student of the French Language must operation is by urine and insensible - perspiration. .A, slight long have been sensible of the I mperfedichis; OmissionS, and, case is generally cured in a few days, and a confirmed Lues ImproprietieS, which have hitherto discredited the French 'in it short. time. Inveterate Scurvy, Fistula, Dropsies, Dictionaries in Common use in England; - The Qualificationi i Rheumarisins, Gravels,. 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Tate large.-griantitie.s. t bat: are daily sold f o r exp or t a ti on •Of Whom ulaV be had, - ai:d donivAc Use, prove their efficacy to surpass _every other, Bossut's First Plena; Grammar, is. 6d, - iikt-llein-e ill the krioWn v,'.irld. Sold by apOointiitent - el Dr.' - ~--.--. French Primer, yd. . . F-reeman at Mr. Boer's, No. ,4, Cheapsii,e, corner Q C Pa- French Conversations, is, - terrioster.row ; and retail by one or more Medicine Venders -.- - Levizae 4 s Diaionnaire "Universel tla€ Synonimes de is in eveu town, in bYttlek,at as. yet, ant. 45,, 44: "cacti a with , Langue francoisc, prietiii. -- 6,1, ' I . 4 - 004: difcctiOni.. • - Price las. in boards or Lis. in Callor Russia, Printed for Iticltard Phillips, No. 6,13 ridge-street ; and to be had at . all Booksellers, and other Dealers io Bonk,. PINK.EItTOP'S VOYAGES AND TRAVELS IINi Et 1;: .iIOPE COMPIX;r/.:. .1 . . . . This Day- wat. pubtisllo, In Six Volumes Quarto, with Engravings, price 1;1'. 131. in boards, ACOLLECTION of VOYAGES and TRA vEI4 iti EUROPE ; being the first portion ofa , Ge- ' neral Colledion of Voyages and Tra v els t forming a corn plete Hist:dry of the origin and progresi of disLovery, by Sea and Land, from the earliest e gas to the present time. Pre ceded by an Historical Introduction, and Critical Catalogue of • Books of Voyages and TraVels, and illustrated and adorned with numerous Engravings. , , By lOHN PIiCkERTOW,, . .Autliet . ot " Modere Qeography,," &c. Printed fot ,Lotigman, Hurst, Attes, and Orme, Pater. uoster-rowl:and Cadell and"Davics, Strand. The nut Division of this Collection will contain the Ac count of Travellers that relate to Asia which will alsO be published separattdy as soon as • it can be completcd, without . waiting for the regular course of monthly delivery. The t - mainder of-the Work, containing the Liescriptionsbf Africa 1 ' and America, will be brought forward In similar detached proportions{ for the accommodation of perstlng who may pre ; fer this mode of publication,. The puh.lication in Monthly Parts will, however,"be cotttintied as before. - " SLAVE TRADE. Lord HOLLAND gave notice, that on Monday - next he should submit a motion to their Lordships respeaing . the present state of, the Foreign African. Slave lrade. Their Lordships Were • ordered to be summoned for that day. DISTILLERIES. . Lord EkTHURST, pursuant to , notice; moved that the order be discharged for hearing witnesses on the third reading-of the Bill prohibitingthe use of Corn in distillation -of Spirits. In point -of fad, the BTU which had been before the House expired' on 'Wed nesday last, and be thought the inconveniencies aris ing from-any delaylin.passing a Bill to the same' eft.ret, would far overbalance the incomeniences that might be -supposed to result from its passing into a •law without - delay. He should therefore m0ft",.... that the. order for hearing evidence against the,- Bill be now discharged. Lords LAUDERDALE and HARDIVIcKE. oppos, di he motion, on the ground that it was preposterous to pass the Bill first;• and then allow an inquiry into the reasons why it should not have passed. • • Lord .LAUDEADALE Concluded with an Athend ment That thefurther proceedings on the Bill be de ferred till Monday 'se'nnighl. Lord HOLLAND, upon a compariQon of the incon veniencies arising froth the•two measures proposed, was rather inclined to adapt ,the hue su k mtred by the Noble Bad (Bathurst). - • After a few., observations from Lords Bivinurts.i, HAEDWICKE, and DARNLEY, the House divided oil Lord Lauderdale 9 Amendment. Contents - - -_ 6 7 ' Non ; contents - - - Majority against the Antendrnent—tfrt:. On our return to the Bar, we found Lord.GaErsivn,i.E on' hii legs, obje:iing to the Bill, as incompatible with the Act of Union with frelai.d, anci\more.or.er suggd4ting cl6ubtl as to the efficacy of tine Bill if it passed, inasmuch ;is" it 'was a bat to continue itr force a further act ; but th at act ing expired, ...could the present Bill be siippo e I to fevive what' it originally intended only - to con. tinue ? _ . The Lbnn CLIAN-CEtLoR thought that' there were grounds foi - the dqubts suggested by the Nook; Lord. A short conversation then arose reipe s aing th e limn - re:Of these dqubts,-in which the Lord Chan - - cellor, Lord Grenville, .tor 4 Bathurst, and Lord Lauderdale took a part; _atter which Lord GRENVILLE moved, that the JudgeS be, de sired to - ..attitrid to-morrow, to deliver their opi• • „ This Day was "pub bed, • The Thirtt Edition improved, price 35. bound, • A N ENGLISH GRAMMAR, ad;apted to, tine 'Oifferent ClasseS of Learniti, with an Appendix, or AbbreviatiO of the Grintiirrir. •1 By•f4NE GARDIN.Eg, Author of ".An kasy.Frtiicki Grammar.' . Printed for Longman,' Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patecnos— ter-row.